Production started in the 1920s - it was considered a well-engineered machine and continued to be made after the war before finally being discontinued in the 1960s (although one would suspect that sales were drying up a decade or more earlier than that).
Offered here as something of a period piece, a throwback to an earlier time. It's a finely made, nicely proportioned machine which has been mounted on a board with a 1/8th horsepower single phase motor.
The belts are modern - it would be nicer to replace with the thin leather rope originally used - and pulleys are not currently fastened to their spindles so run loose.
length/inches | 20 |
width/inches | 8 |
height/inches | 18 |
weight/kg | 13 |